Red and near-infrared LED lamp

The red and near-infrared LED lamp emits two wavelengths, visible red 660 nm and near-infrared 850 nm, in a compact 54 W format. The light is non-UV, silent, and non-invasive. The format is suitable for the face as well as targeted body areas, at home or in a salon, as part of a regular wellness routine.

Easy to set up, it integrates smoothly after a sports session or into a beauty routine. Consistency matters more than intensity: short, regular sessions are more sustainable over time.

Why choose this red and near-infrared LED lamp?

• Two combined wavelengths: red 660 nm and near-infrared 850 nm.
• Non-UV light, silent and comfortable session.
• 54 W format suitable for the face and targeted body areas.
• Simple use, at home or in a salon.

Technical specifications

• Power: 54 W.
• Wavelengths: red 660 nm and near-infrared 850 nm.
• Measured irradiance: 190 mW/cm² at 2 cm from the device (decreases with distance).
• Standard E27 socket, compatible with our tripod and power cable accessories.
• Typical session: short and regular; easy cleaning.

Usage tips

For the face, prioritize a stable routine of a few sessions per week. Place the lamp about 30 cm away for 10 minutes, on clean skin, with eyes closed or protected. For a targeted area, bring the lamp closer (about 5 cm) for a shorter duration. Regularity is key.

Start with short sessions and gradually increase according to your comfort. In case of known photosensitivity or doubt, consult a healthcare professional. Discontinue use if you experience unusual discomfort.

For whom

• Individuals: daily beauty, wellness, and comfort routine.
• Athletes: complementary to a post-exercise recovery routine.
• Salons and spas: simple protocol to integrate.

Photobiomodulation in a nutshell

Red light (630 to 660 nm) acts mainly on the superficial layers of the skin. Near-infrared (810 to 850 nm) is less visible but penetrates tissues more deeply. In photobiomodulation, research focuses on the interaction of these wavelengths with cellular activity and exposure parameters such as irradiance, duration, and distance.

This information concerns photobiomodulation in general. It does not constitute a claim of results for this product, which is a wellness item and not a medical device.